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Originally Posted by Unregistered
LOL.
Even the EU, arguably the most liberal free movement regime in the world, has numerous barriers in the form of the Establishment Directive, the Services Ddirective, the double deontology principle, and numerous other unwritten cultural, language, trust and economic barriers to lawyers from one member state practising in another. And you want to talk about CECA lawyers practising here?
If you don't know what you're talking about, stop spouting dumb rubbish and go back to churning code under your CECA boss in back office Chennai Business Park.
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Mate law student here and not OP. I think what was essentially said is the ceca agreement is a legal Trojan horse for cecas to infiltrate the local workforce to displace local workers, industry by industry. The ceca agreement was ironically expertly drafted by cecas government lawyers to benefit the ceca disproportionately. So it would seem their government lawyers are much better than our government lawyers...